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  1. Concerns over China's rare earth export controls led to discussions of a strategic partnership between the US and China on critical minerals.
  2. The U.S. government invested in MP Materials, which operates in the geopolitically stable United States, to secure rare-earth metal supply.
  3. The DoD invested $400 million in MP Materials, coinciding with the Trump administration's push for domestic rare earth mining.
  4. The DoD is partnering with MP Materials, providing capital support and commercial backstops, while also involving Nvidia in the strategic landscape.

MP Materials is pivoting its business model from concentrate sales to fully refined products, backed by capital partnership and commercial backstop from the U.S. DoD.

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MP Materials is pivoting its business model from concentrate sales to fully refined products, backed by capital partnership and commercial backstop from the U.S. DoD.

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  • MP Materials

    American Rare Earth materials company

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